Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath recently handed out appointment letters to 1,228 newly selected nursing officers, emphasizing the government’s commitment to bolstering the healthcare system and supporting medical aspirants. Notably, out of the total appointments, 1,097 are women, with the remaining 131 being male.
During the event, CM Yogi highlighted the significance of empowering women, especially during the auspicious ‘Chaitra Navratri’. He expressed that these nursing officers will not only shape their own futures but also contribute to enhancing trust and empathy in the state’s healthcare services.
In a proud moment, the Chief Minister acknowledged the majority of women candidates among the appointees, stating that it reflects the government’s efforts to elevate the status and dignity of women. He also discussed the state’s progress in various sectors, including healthcare, emphasizing the government’s commitment to improving employment opportunities and social welfare.
CM Yogi shared details about the state’s healthcare initiatives, mentioning the revival of ANM training centers and the ongoing construction of new nursing colleges. He highlighted the significant reduction in maternal and infant mortality rates, indicating Uttar Pradesh’s alignment with the national average in healthcare outcomes.
Reflecting on past challenges, CM Yogi noted the shift from mafia control in government departments to initiatives like One District, One Medical College. He underscored the establishment of medical and nursing colleges in every district, marking a positive transformation in the state’s healthcare and educational landscape.
